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the 'RemoteHostIp' property give you the IP of cliend who sent data so read it in the 'DataArrival' Event and send back your reply data to this IP<br />

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the 'RemoteHostIp' property give you the IP of cliend who sent data so read it in the 'DataArrival' Event and send back your reply data to this IP


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Sounds like you already have the connection established...<br />
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Just use the SendData() function.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Winsock1.SendData &quot;someData&quot;<br />
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or am I not understanding the question very well?<br />
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Perhaps you could explain the problem in a &nbsp;little more detail.<br />
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Idle_Mind
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Sounds like you already have the connection established...

Just use the SendData() function.

    Winsock1.SendData "someData"

or am I not understanding the question very well?

Perhaps you could explain the problem in a  little more detail.

Idle_Mind

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There are many tutorials on this site that will help you further.
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There are many tutorials on this site that will help you further.

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Hi<br />
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I have developed an application in VB using Mswinsock .I have a client sending some data on fixed port number to server .<br />
I need to send some data back to the client from the server using the &nbsp;same connection .How do do this ?<br />
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Help its &nbsp;Urgent<br />
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Hi


I have developed an application in VB using Mswinsock .I have a client sending some data on fixed port number to server .
I need to send some data back to the client from the server using the  same connection .How do do this ?


Help its  Urgent



MSwinsock Based app in VB

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